Tandy 1000 MS-DOS Reference Manual page 291

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Chapter 13/ The DEBUG Utility
Notes and Suggestions
• If the two areas of memory are identical, DEBUG only dis-
plays its prompt
C).
• If you enter only an offset for the starting address of range,
the segment indicated by Register DS is used.
Example
C 1 0 0 , 1FF 30 0
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C 100L100 300
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are two commands that have the same effect. Each command
compares the block of memory from DS:l00 to DS:1FF with the
block of memory from DS:300 to DS:3FF.
DUMP
D
[address]
D
[range]
Displays the contents of the specified address or range in
memory.
Parameters
address is the beginning memory location for DUMP.
range is the number of bytes to be displayed.
Notes and Suggestions
• The dump is displayed in two portions:
• A hexadecimal portion where each byte is displayed in
hexadecimal.
• An ASCII portion. Each byte is displayed as an ASCII
character. Characters that cannot be displayed are
shown as a period (.)
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